09 May 1901
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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1901
Page
1
Delightful costumes described with navy and blue fabrics. Includes light and dark Chambra outfits with embroidered collars for sizes 3 to 8 priced at 0.81 to 1.25. Zephyr Gingham dresses with white yokes and embroidery, sizes to 8. Linen suits for girls 8 to 14 years priced at 0.82 to 2.25 in a partial list.
Auction of women waists marketed as finely made and cheap includes percale pieces at 50 cents, a stripe percale group valued at 1.00, plain pongee waists at 1.75, and white tucked waists at 1.25. The copy emphasizes good quality and fit despite low prices.
An offer of new high class merchandise advertised at prices lower than ever bought. The sellers announce they are out for business and want trade, promising no bait and a store full of honest bargains.
The article promotes table linens sheetings blankets and spreads with strong claims that the linen department is exceptionally complete and can satisfy any linen need. It boasts a superior blanket and sheetings line unmatched locally and assures customers of full satisfaction.
The store offers a full towel assortment from cheapest to finest in Huck and Damask, fringed or plain, hemmed or hemstitched. Prices remain low with only a modest profit, pleasing customers with value across sizes and finishes.
A local store touts a fully stocked muslin underwear department with dainty garments made from good materials and priced to attract buyers. The shop announces a new line just received and invites ladies to inspect the selection while highlighting surprising value.
Ready for spring with the nicest assortment in town. Jumbo nest straw Knox shape with black band. Styletes Misses Mexican sombreros in fine soft straw with large shape. Keeelee Misses Mexican Hats handmade with braided crown and cord. Straw Tam OShantas in assorted colors trimmed with velvet band buckle and feathers. Prices range from 1.50 to 1.75.
Dress shop highlights its stock of linings for new spring costumes. Emphasizes reliability and suitability to protect fine outfits, urging ladies to choose quality linings to avoid spoiling their garments.
Local department store promotes its hosiery with a bold sale listing fast black two thread hose, seamless with extra length, and a Burlington line priced lower than usual. The message touts large selection, high quality, and dramatic price cuts across 25c to $1.00 ranges, promising strong value for regular and new customers.
Big Timber shoppers are urged to visit this department for all draperies and curtains needs as spring cleaning prompts renewed home makeovers. The store emphasizes pride in customer service and satisfaction.
Ladies seeking neat, ready to wear skirts can choose a new line that imitates the hang and fit of dressmaker pieces. Available in brown tan and blue duck cloth, plus black white and blue polka dot patterns with white braid trim.
Local store promotes wash dresses fabrics for summer use. It claims wide selection and low prices, urging customers to visit and compare Toile DuNord Zephyr Ginghams Esmond Almeida Percales Royal Irish Mirabel Dimities Lotus Lawns Trouville Chully prints and light standard prints priced at 5 to 12 cents.
Bozeman Sanitarium offers a quiet home with pleasant surroundings for invalids and for those seeking surgical operations. Surgical cases are treated separately in dedicated facilities.
An advertisement promises pure milk of high quality at reasonable prices available in the morning or evening sessions. It emphasizes consistent supply and convenient service for households seeking dependable dairy products.
Commissioner Hermann issues a circular to U S land offices detailing requirements for surveying unsurveyed lands before patent. It orders officials to track four month filing periods, adjust selections to conform to surveys, and notify interested parties. Also notes Montana poison plant bulletin for stockmen warns anti dotes and plant risks to sheep and cattle.
A Big Timber delegation visited Livingston with 25 Bozeman guests. Livingston hosts organized a banquet for 125 at Castle Hall, with Judge Henry as toastmaster and hearty praise for the hospitality.
Ayrgs the Photographer announces the gallery will close all next week from April 14 to 22 to perform outside work. The observer will close several days in summer and will advertise in post offices and newspapers to inform patrons.
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